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This will create "moo oo.txt" on C:\ and open it with the name moo. If moo.txt already existed on C:\, it fails. | This will create "moo oo.txt" on C:\ and open it with the name moo. If moo.txt already existed on C:\, it fails. | ||
| + | == See Also == | ||
| + | * [[Fclose|/fclose]] to close an open file handler. | ||
| + | * [[Why and how to use File Handlers]] | ||
[[Category:File Handling]][[Category:Commands]] | [[Category:File Handling]][[Category:Commands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:59, 2 July 2007
Opens the specified file and assigns a name to it for later reference.
/fopen [-no] <name> <filename>
If the file doesn't exist, the opening fails (if -n switch isn't specified).
Explanation of the switches:
| Switch | Meaning |
| n | creates the file if it doesn't already exist, fails if the file does exist. |
| o | creates a new file, overwrites if it exists. |
Note that if /fopen fails, the script will continue to run. To check whether it failed or not, you have to take a look at $ferr and $feof. It also echos it to the active window:
* fopen unable to open '<name>' (<filename>), however, if you want to make it silent, use .fopen.
Example
/fopen version version.txt
This will "open" the file version.txt in your mircdirectory and assings the name "version" to it. If it doesn't exist in your mircdirectory, /fopen will fail (and echo it to the active window).
/fopen -n moo "C:\moo oo.txt"
This will create "moo oo.txt" on C:\ and open it with the name moo. If moo.txt already existed on C:\, it fails.
See Also
- /fclose to close an open file handler.
- Why and how to use File Handlers
